Steer Fattening Observed at Kansas City Stockyards
A Kansas man, L. L. Roby, fattened twelve steers at 344 to 585 years old from the Kansas City stockyards. The mixed Galloway Short native cattle gained about 5 pounds daily over 75 days in a shelterless yard, fed a 38 pound daily mixture of crushed corn and linseed meal with small hay rations. The trial noted linseed meal’s price stability and recommended laxative feeds like ensilage, bran, and linseed for digestion, while pondering breeding for mental traits alongside meat and milk production.
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L. L. Reby
Kansas
Live Stock Advice From Farmland Pages for Diversified Farms
The article urges eastern farmers to diversify beyond grain and hay into minor livestock ventures such as pork for niche markets broilers eggs for hotels and private buyers hothouse lamb breeding and dairying with fruit and vegetables. It cites Angus steers and winter lambs as profitable examples and highlights the joy of farming as a form of education for youth. It notes climate effects on winter lamb profitability and recalls James Russell Lowell’s brother-in-law story about hospitality and color prejudice.
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